Sentence examples for clear glimpse from inspiring English sources

Understanding them, suddenly one catches a clear glimpse of Blunt.

The open kitchen at Bar Americain affords diners a clear glimpse of the chef (and television personality) Bobby Flay.

The earliest clear glimpse of Al Gore's mind is his Harvard undergraduate thesis, "The Impact of Television on the Conduct of the Presidency, 1947-1969".

Google's sweetheart deal has provided an unusually clear glimpse into the working methods of the corporate-political establishment that sits at the heart of our national life.

In the aftermath of 9/11, we got a clear glimpse of what had gone wrong: a collapse of the city's traditional spirit of progressive civic conscience.

In his first league appearance after the biting ban, Suárez gave Liverpool fans a clear glimpse of the wonderful, goal-rich months that lay ahead.

Joyce drew on other sources as well, and shaped his material with a novelist's free hand, yet clear glimpses of Svevo remain.

Tantalisingly clear glimpses appear when the air stills, which, pre-photography, had to be committed to memory and reproduced in sketches.

Its skin was opaque in places, but certain angles offered brief, clear glimpses into the depths of the crystal: a tightly woven, perfectly symmetrical carbon lattice.

Ms. Sassen's pictures are like clear glimpses emerging from otherwise murky dreams, but they also convey how strangely vivid and tantalizingly sad the world can seem to a mind and eye divested of the usual filters of perception.

Each actor has taken the simple building blocks Ms. Baker has provided — those switched monologues, the silly games, and the occasional intimate though often awkward colloquy — and constructed a whole personality whose complexity and humanity emerges in quick but clear glimpses.